Goodyness:

Momodu will add running for the office of the president to his resume as one of his achievements. Can't stop laughing…….

mankevo:

Momodu providing comic with reason, Ribadu is being a youth and Shekarau seems to hav more 'specific' aproach to issues. Clueles GEj is watchin frm Emblela room sayin na wa oo! We must seek reasn why d Tsunami of d moment, Buhari is mising. BB 2011

naijangel7:

Na wa o. All these our candidates. I no know o

Sky Blue:

This was disappointing. You may laugh but out of all of them Dele was the most convinving for me, although I don't believe he takes his candidacy serious.

If Ribadu is willing to shut up and allow his vice president to do a lot of the work (like Buhari did with his Vice in the 80s) then that would be an appealing candidacy. Unfortunately such seems at ends with his character.

Buhari seems sincere but Bakare seems too much like Ribadu personofied, loud and vague, and Buhari doesn't seem clued in enough by his own on how to solve the nations problems, he just wants to be president. (Buhari and Adeola would have been gold)

Jonathan seems too much of more of the same. His Vice has never really been tested (although his stint in Kaduna was above average). For someone who surrounds himself with the peeople he does though, I don't see how another four years would be drastically different from the last year.

Shekarau has not really performed in Kano and on closer inspection his points though eloquently posited, appear vague and even fall apart in the light of tighter scrutiny.

We are in trouble o.

naijangel7:

FROM THE WHAT ABOUT US? FB PAGE: Thank you for being part of our live showing of #Whataboutus the 1st Ever Youth Focused Presidential Debate. Please visit www.whataboutusnigeria.org and vote on who you think won the debate and also provide feedback or questions on our Google Moderator feature. What were your thoughts? Who is the best bet for Presidency?

Who won the #WhatAboutUs debate?

Dele MOMODU 3% (1)
Nuhu RIBADU 27% (9)
Ibrahim SHEKARAU 70% (23)

Thank you for voting!

efisher:

@ naijangel, I think you are part of the organizers of the debate if I am not mistaken. I would like to use this opportunity to commend you for your efforts. You have done a good job. Thanks

opalu:

FASHOLA/LAMIDO 2015!

opalu:

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But let Buhari clear up the mess for them. Just like Tinubu fought Obj to a stand still for him to perform in Lagos.
Every King Solomon needs a King David to clear the philistines

kcjazz:

I get confused after every debate, and I just realized there is no messiah for 2011. Even a look on Nairaland will show great ideas that can change our nation. What I have to think about is how to effect change without this folks.  

efisher:

@ Sky Blue, We both agree with Fashola, Good. Now for Lamido, I think he is a good idea, why?

1. He has GUTS! He is fearless and will be useful in cutting the excesses of government.
2. We need someone who is business minded. Someone who can build the economy. He knows where it hurts and he can shape a lot of things if he has executive power.
3. He is very disciplined in his own personal dealings.
4. Many Nigerians already believe in him. He can restore hope in government if he is there.
5. He is easily accepted across the country. He can easily serve as a unifying element. He doesnt seem to arouse much tribal / religious sentiments.